2. The Guessing Game for Treasure on the High Seas A Math Review Ms. Johnson’s Class

3. Directions Students are divided into two teams. One student from each team comes to the front and races to get the answer. The team that gets the answer correct, picks a square from the map. If that square reveals the Sunken Treasure! Then that team wins the game. Multiple games can be played by moving the Sunken Treasure!

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5. How I Would Use Sunken Treasure! I would use Sunken Treasure to create a fun way for the students to review for a test. In this case I chose math, because instead of doing board races they can race to find a Treasure! Students (all students) will receive a Treasure of their own once the game is over.

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